1. INTRODUCTION School education is the first environment outside home where a child learns to interact with others. Learners learn in different ways, therefore using different paradigm approaches in education like behaviorism, constructivism and critical pedagogy helps a lot. According to Cuba (1990) he said in order to get a grip about these paradigms, we need to clarify ontology, epistemology and methodology. The aim of this assignment is to identify the role of teaching paradigms observed during
Choose Any Topic That Related to The Media The Use of E-Learning Through Social Media Introduction In this modem world, a lot of people in the society are using gadgets day by day. Most of their free time, people would take out their gadgets and check what’s on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. It requires zero effects and people can just lay down whole day by just looking their gadgets and not going anywhere. Study shows that, the education can be taught e-learning through social media. It is a new
The Great pyramid of Khufu in Egypt; precisely in Giza was constructed by Hemienu -an ancient Egyptian engineer- 4500 years ago to be the long lasting tomb for King Khufu. The secret behind constructing such a momentum was kept unknown for decades; many archeologists have struggled for years trying to answer possibly the most mysterious question in our meantime, which is: how the great pyramid of Khufu was constructed? Jean-Pierre Houdin French architect who was able to create a theory for how the
Abstract Involvement of students in improving learning process is directly proportional to enhanced attention span, behavioural management, developing critical thinking and applying knowledge on practical utility. Current research as well as empirical understanding through routine teaching methods show interesting revelations that teaching methods based on student-centric approach promotes interactive learning process. In these incorporative techniques, the ‘Guru’ (a teacher) plays the role of motivational
One of the most critical elements in the success of any Kindergarten program is the quality of teaching that occurs every day in every classroom. Walker (2008) states that that an effective teacher is prepared, positive, creative, fair, compassionate, forgiving and one that holds high expectations, displays a personal touch, cultivates a sense of belonging, has a sense of humour, respects students, and admits mistakes. Pinto, Portelli, Rottmann, and Pashby (2012) supported Walker when they stated
Mattie Lou O’Kelley’s oil painting, Yard Sale, was finished in 1979 and measures twenty-eight inches by forty inches. It is part of the permanent collection at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia. The painting details a scene in which a rural yard sale is taking place. Mattie Lou O’Kelly’s painting depicts an idealized moment of life through her use of stylization and vivid colors. The background of O’Kelly’s painting is bordered by light yellow-green tree tops against a cloudy, hazy blue
Throughout Egyptian history several dynastic time periods occurred. These included the Old, Middle, New, and Late. Egypt also had several kings that ruled during Ancient Egypt that controlled the society. Ancient Mesopotamia began leader free but eventually were conquered by
Education is the starting point for every person on this earth. Everyone has some sort of education, from the standard schooling to work-related training. In the United States of America, there is compulsory schooling. This is a privilege because this is not the case in all countries. But, even in the United States of America there is a lot of refinements that needs to be made in the school system. In both the essay, The Sanctuary of School, by Lynda Barry, and the movie, Waiting for Superman, the
Is there a modern society that is experiencing a golden age? A golden age is a time of great achievement in art, science, politics, and culture, and truthfully, there is no modern society in what could be considered a golden age. But some come very close. One such country is Canada. Its economy, government, sciences, and multiculturalism make the country closer to a golden age than most other modern societies. Canada has one of the largest economies in the world, 11th largest to be exact. Canada’s
The exhibition “Gustave Caillebotte: The Painter’s Eye” contained a series of artworks that spanned the artist’s lifetime, from works depicting the area of his home to portraits of close friends. Of the artworks that were viewed at the exhibition, one in particular caught my attention for further analysis. Gustave’s painting “Man at His Bath” elicited a desire to further interpret and analyze the piece using the formal elements of texture and color and the design principle of emphasis and subordination